GREGGS customers will be keen to know what time the chain is opening its bakeries over the May Bank Holiday.

Shops, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes sometimes change their opening times on these dates.

Greggs opening times may vary over the May Bank Holiday

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Greggs opening times may vary over the May Bank HolidayCredit: Getty

Greggs has around 2,000 locations across the country and many already have different openings, rather than fixed hours.

For example, branches located in train and bus stations are often open early in the morning – some as early as 5.30am.

Some also stay open late into the evening until 11pm, while a handful of locations never close their doors and are open 24 hours a day.

But of course during holiday periods like Bank Holidays, that can change.

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We look at when Greggs will be open over the final May Bank Holiday.

When will Greggs be open over the May Bank Holiday?

Greggs opening times will vary across the country over the Bank Holiday.

With this in mind, you should check your local branch’s opening hours before making a wasted trip.

You can do this by using the Greggs store locator which is found on its website.

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Some branches will stick to their usual opening times, while others will be closed completely.

Are shops closed on the Bank Holiday?

Most of the nation’s favourite attractions, shops and restaurants will remain open on the May Bank Holiday.

Supermarkets, department stores and smaller retailers will have their doors open, but times may change.

Most retailers will have their opening times listed on their websites, so make sure to check before heading out.

The opening times of stores generally vary depending on the location and size of the store.

Public transport timings also vary on a Bank Holiday weekend, so ensure you check the timetables to avoid any travel troubles.

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This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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